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SKIN GAMESthe Epic Battle ofAppearance versus Performance in Facade SystemDesign and Delivery

São Paulo28 November 2018

Schueco is an international provider of aluminum window, door and facade systems.

80Activein over

countries

32 locations

4800 employeesworldwide

SCHÜCO BRASIL; Tel.: +55 11 3074­1460; contato.br@schueco.com.br; www.schueco.com.br

OUR FOCUS IS

THE BUILDING

SKIN

COMCAST TOWER PHILADELPHIA

RELEVANCE

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The building skin combines considerations of performance and appearance like nothing

else in architecture.

30 November ALUMINIUM 2016 Conference 2

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The building skin is the nexus of myriad—often competing—

performance considerations.

FACADE ZONE

FACA

DE

ZONE MULTI-FUNCTIONAL

FACADE SYSTEMS:

BUILDING SKIN

as the

NEXUSof (often competing)

PERFORMANCE

CONSIDERATIONSFACADE ZONE

thermal

solar

daylighting

appearance

cond

ensa

tion

insu

latio

n resilience

acoustical

glare

ventilationH2O pene

tratio

n

air i

nfilt

ratio

n

security

durability

recycling

environmental impact

com

mis

sion

ing

INTEGRATION

The pathway to sustainable buildings and urban habitat winds through the building skin.

TRANSITION

out withthe oldtoday’s facade technologyis not what it was5 yearsor even3 yearsago

MILLenIUM TOWeR SAN FRANCISCO

TREND ASSESSMENTdominant TRENDS today in building skin technology

• geometric complexity• material and process diversity• acoustical performance• shading strategies + dynamics

TREND TRAJECTORIES

• thin skins: how much technology can be packed into 25mm?

• thick skins: layered functionality with spatial separation

DEEP TRENDS

• VR – AR tools & technology• AI + robotics

Advanced Glazings• coatings (low-e on the #10 surface)• triple-quadruple glazing• X-chromic• vacuum glazing• vision PV

BIPVSiliconeCurtainwall assemblies: developments in framing systems

A growing diversity of materials in the building skin.

MATERIAL & PRODUCT TRENDS

PROCESS TRENDS

• LIFECYCLE: LCA - LCCA• DIGITIZATION... of design, fabrication and installation processes

DIGITAL TOOLS• easily generated

complex form • not so easily fabricated

and erected• complexity has a knock-

on effect

SchücoParametricFacade System

SchücoParametricFacade Systemthere is a strong resistance to system-imposed constraints in architecture

FACE CHANGE

FACE CHANGE

innovationand rapid evolution in

building skin technology

West 57th StNew York, NY

2.3.9 - 625 W. 57th St.

Sloped Panel Wall

Wall Type 1

Analysis

Utilizing our inhouse software developmentcapabilities, we were able to custom tailora set of procedures to study geometricalcharacteristics of the sloped wall system.

The images to the right are a sampling ofthese analysis. It estimates the warpage forthe structural framing and galvanized backpans as well as the stainless steel claddingpanels. They depict initial geometry andthe subsequent subdivisions to createindividual unit and panel discretization.It is our intent to use these tool to furtheroptimize the final geometry to establish amore robust and economical solution to thepanel system.

Less than 1/2” over the length of the panel

Less than 1/4” over the length of the panel

Less than 1” over the length of the panel

Less than 2” over the length of the panel

Less than 3” over the length of the panel

Less than 4” over the length of the panel

Sloped Wall - Framing and Mullion Subdivision

Sloped Wall - Initial Panel Analysis

study of geometrical characteristics of sloped wall system to estimate the warpage for structural framing and galvanized back pans, as well as the stainless steel cladding panels

images depict initial geometry and subsequent subdivisions to create individual unit and panel discretization

West 57th StNew York, NY

GSA Federal Office BuildingMiramar, FL

perforated sunscreens control solar

heat gain

GSA Federal Office Building

faceted surfaces and

ceramic fritting to prevent bird

collisions

pressurized double skin

facade

New Stanford HospitalStanford, CA

• BMS• sensors• controllers• lighting blinds• mechanical• plumbing• software

COMPLEXITY!

300+meters

SUPERTALL SKYSCRAPERS

100 as of 2016

Gran Torre64 stories

+600meters

MEGATALL SKYSCRAPERS

at least 7built, under

construction, or in development

SKYSCRAPERthe movie...

TREND ASSESSMENT

• pursuit of the ICONIC...

How sustainable is that!

And what does it mean when you have a city full of icons (NYC)?

TREND ASSESSMENT

• Appearance...—not performance—continues to drive design. This must change, and that change will be TRANSFORMATIVE.

TREND ASSESSMENT

result: step-change in COMPLEXITY

...of facade program implementation

COMPLEXITY LA LIVE TOWER+ RESIDENCES11

WALL TYPES

34GLASS TYPES

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SUSTAINABILITYSustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the

ability of future generations to meet their own needs.-Our Common Future, the Brundtland Report

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CARBONAnthropogenic climate change

threatens civilization as we know it, and the very survival of humanity.

• Buildings consume more energythan any other sector.

• 76% of building energy comes fromfossil fuels.

• Building energy use is growingfaster than any other sector.

• The building sector produces 47%of all green house gases.

THE CARBONPROBLEM

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INNOVATIONA new idea, process or product; a new

and different way forward.

Innovationas

Change Agent

You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete. - R Buckminster Fuller

The current need lies beyond incremental change...

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the 5-CsFive Cs (catalysts) to drive innovation. Use

the 5-Cs to shape project design goals.

5-Cs1. Culture (think local)2. Climate (think micro & macro)3. Comfort (think health, wellness & productivity)4. Carbon (think neutrality)5. Context (think lifecycle)

Abandon vested interests.Embrace constraints!

Why do buildings(and their facade systems)

die?It's not degradation,it's obsolescence;a failure to adapt.

Curtainwall system designs fail to anticipate the need for future maintenance,

repair and retrofit to prevent obsolescence.

CONSIDER THE (DIS)-ABILITIESthat shorten service life and amplify lifecycle carbon footprint...durability (+differential)

...of systems, components and materialsadaptability ...to new technology, future loads, and changing conditions of userepairability ...to treat damage and degradation

CONSIDER THE (DIS)-ABILITIESthat shorten service life and amplify lifecycle carbon footprint...maintainability ...ease of maintenance to maximize service lifeupgradability ...as an antidote to functional/technical obsolescencerecyclability ...reuse and minimization of solid waste

Advanced Glazings• coatings (low-e on the #10 surface)• triple-quadruple glazing• X-chromic• vacuum glazing• vision PV

BIPVSiliconeCurtainwall assemblies: developments in framing systems

A growing diversity of materials in the building skin.

MATERIAL & PRODUCT TRENDS

Advanced Glazings• coatings (low-e on the #10 surface)• triple-quadruple glazing• X-chromic• vacuum glazing• vision PV

BIPVSiliconeCurtainwall assemblies: developments in framing systems

A growing diversity of materials in the building skin.WHAT ABOUT

DURABILITY

MATERIAL & PRODUCT TRENDS

CONSIDER THE IGUcollapsed durability of assembly

highly durable - indefinite service life

• We take the raw float,

• make the IGU,

• collapse the durability from 100s of years to 20-30 years,

• make it not recyclable in the process,

• and call it high-performance glazing!

IS GLASS GREEN?not once we get done with it!

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NEXTEmbrace the constraints.

• Preservation through a planned process of continuous renewal (versus heroic restoration).

• Explore durability and the potential for maintenance and partial renovation cycles to extend service life and minimize embodied energy and carbon impacts using LCA techniques.

• Develop concepts for highly durable curtainwall systems and components.

THE MILLENNIUM IGUlow-e film mounted inremoveable spacer cartridge

annealed or HS glass

Section - Millennial IGU

cassette frame facilitates installationand removal in curtainwall module

filters dirt& moisture?material?area required?frequency of replacement?

pressure equalizes cavityprevents pillowing

replaceable filter cartridge

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SUMMARY: • TAKE-AWAYs (4)

STR

ATE

GIE

S to

enhance

sustainability

of

buildings

and

urban

habitat

TAKE-AWAYs (4)

STR

ATE

GIE

S 1. let the 5-Cs drive design:• Culture• Climate

to

enhance

sustainability

of

buildings

and

urban

habitat

• Comfort• Carbon

• Context

STR

ATE

GIE

S 1. let the 5-Cs drive design:• Culture• Climate

2. Mind the (dis)-abilities:• durability• repairability• maintainability

to

enhance

sustainability

of

buildings

and

urban

habitat

• Comfort• Carbon

• upgradability• adaptability• recylability

• Context

STR

ATE

GIE

S 1. let the 5-Cs drive design:• Culture• Climate

2. Mind the (dis)-abilities:• durability• repairability• maintainability

3. Think lifecycle

to

enhance

sustainability

of

buildings

and

urban

habitat

• Comfort• Carbon

• upgradability• adaptability• recylability

• Context

STR

ATE

GIE

S 1. let the 5-Cs drive design:• Culture• Climate

2. Mind the (dis)-abilities:• durability• repairability• maintainability

3. Think lifecycle

4. Design for your great-grandchildren’sgreat-grandchildren

to

enhance

sustainability

of

buildings

and

urban

habitat

• Comfort• Carbon

• upgradability• adaptability• recylability

• Context

STR

ATE

GIE

S 1. let the 5-Cs drive design:• Culture• Climate

2. Mind the (dis)-abilities:• durability• repairability• maintainability

3. Think lifecycle

4. Design for your great-grandchildren’sgreat-grandchildren

to

enhance

sustainability

of

buildings

and

urban

habitat

• Comfort• Carbon

• upgradability• adaptability• recylability

DON’T DO IT LIKE WE’VE BEEN DOING IT !!!

• Context

Benjamin Danwerthbdanwerth@schueco.com.br +55 11 9 6399­5930

THANK YOU !

SCHÜCO BRASILTel.: +55 11 3074­1460; contato.br@schueco.com.brwww.schueco.com.br

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